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French Vegetables Flashcards
Master vegetables vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
Master vegetables vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
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Memory Trick: Imagine biting into a raw garlic clove and yelling AIL! (ouch) because it is so pungent.
Ail! That spicy garlic burns!
Memory Trick: Picture a huge mushroom standing on a podium winning a race like a true CHAMPION.
The mushroom is the athletic champion!
Memory Trick: Think of dining on purple eggplant dishes at a cozy French countryside AUBERGE (inn).
Enjoying eggplant at the cozy auberge.
Memory Trick: Imagine tiny zucchini race cars zooming around a tennis COURT in a COURGETTE race.
Zucchini racing across the tennis court.
Memory Trick: In French slang, a bad movie is called a navet. Imagine a turnip starring in a flop film.
A useless turnip starring in a flop movie.
Memory Trick: Picture someone trying to POUR water out of a pitcher, but a long green leek is blocking the spout.
Pouring water over a long green leek.
How vegetables vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
Standard French: l'oignon nouveau
Quebec: l'échalote verte
Southern France: la cébette
Standard French: la pomme de terre
Quebec & Belgium (informal):
la patate
West Africa: la pomme
France: l'endive
Belgium & Northern France:
le chicon
France & Canada: le poivron
French Caribbean (Martinique / Guadeloupe):
le piment doux
Northern & Central France:
la bette
Southern France (Provence / Nice):
la blette
Switzerland: la bette à cardes
Standard French: le haricot vert
Acadia (Canada): la fève verte
Quebec:
la fève à couper / haricot vert
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